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Head of an old man
Giovanni Antonio da Brescia
ca. 1490–1525
Plate 5: a procession of youths, followed by elephants at right, a Corinthian column at right decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692
Four Dancing Muses
Gian Marco Cavalli
ca. 1497
Chalice
Wenceslaus Hollar
1640
Sheet 7: Procession of Musicians and others holding standards, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1599
Hercules and Antaeus
Andrea Mantegna
ca. 1500–10
Sheet 9: Julius Caesar in his horse-drawn chariot, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1599
Allegory of Servitude
Adamo (Ghisi) Scultori
ca. 1560–80
Triumph of Caesar: Soldiers carrying Trophies
Andrea Mantegna
ca. 1490
Ganymede as a young boy riding a large eagle (Zeus) in flight above a landscape
Giulio Campagnola
ca. 1500–1505
Plate 3: a procession of men carrying flags, weapons, and bullion, a Corinthian column at right decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692
Virgin, child and other figures from the San Zeno altarpiece
Andrea Mantegna
Ca 1850–1920
Bacchanal with Wine Vat
Andrea Mantegna
before 1475
Christ Before Pilate
Daniel Hopfer
1520s
Silenus being carried by Satyrs, after Mantegna
Anonymous, Italian
ca. 1530–50
Sheet 5: Elephants, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1599
The Virgin adoring the Christ Child
Andrea Mantegna
16th century ?
Christ's descent into Limbo
Andrea Mantegna
Four Classical Figures (pagan sacrifice)
Wenceslaus Hollar
1638
Triumph of Julius Caesar
Andrea Mantegna
Possibly late 15th or 16th century
The Adoration of the Shepherds
Andrea Mantegna
shortly after 1450
The Entombment, after Mantegna
Rembrandt (Rembrandt van Rijn)
17th century
Saint John the Baptist standing in landscape, figures and buildings in the background
Giulio Campagnola
ca. 1505–10
Battle of the Sea Gods
Daniel Hopfer
n.d.
The Triumph of Caesar: the Elephants
Giulio Campagnola
ca. 1497
Sheet 2: A figure on a triumphal chariot surrounded by figures on horseback, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1599
Seated Man Holding a Club or Other Implement (recto); Two Heads of Grotesque Men in Profile (verso)
Andrea Mantegna
1484–1500
Christ descending into Limbo
Mario Cartaro
1566
Sheet 1: Soldiers carrying banners depicting Julius Caesar's triumphant military exploits, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1599
Standing boy
Andrea Mantegna
late 15th–early 16th century
Bacchanal with Silenus
Andrea Mantegna
before 1475
The Triumph of Ceasar: the senators
Andrea Mantegna
ca. 1490
Six Corinthian pilasters for the Triumph, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1598
The Martyrdom of Saint Christopher, "Secondo Quadro"
Giovanni David
1776
Rodolfo Gonzaga (1451–1495)
Andrea Mantegna
Sheet 3: The trophies of war, from "The Triumph of Julius Caesar"
Andrea Andreani
1599
Two Figures Standing, Reading
ca. 1781–83
Plate 6: a procession of men carrying armor, shields, and vases, with an equestrian statue atop a column at left in the background, a Corinthian column at right decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692
Title page: Homage to Mantegna, from "The Story of Saints James and Christopher in the Eremitani Chapel"
Giovanni David
1776
Plate 1: a group of men carrying flags and playing the trumpets, flanked by two Corinthian columns decorated with grotesque motifs and war symbols, from 'The Triumph of Caesar' (Trionfo di Cesare)
Robert van Audenaerde
1692